When switching to a new website most clients want this to be as "seemless" as possible for the members. We would like to populate the public user username and passwords with the values they already know. eSeries allowed this type of functionality with a process to populate the username and password, however the public view does not. Has anyone developed a process to do this for the public view? I am thinking some webservice or stored proc could be leveraged to cycle thru exsisting passwords in a table so that they coulld be encrypted and then stored correctly in iMIS ready for the public view to use. Open to other thoughts or ideas too....

Hi all,

I was wondering if there is an option to enable E-mail redirecting to a single account to prevent Customers in the database from receiving test E-mails?

Thanks.

I need some guidence on the best method to create a logout page for eCM 5.1. This comes up quite often in class and we also need it for the demo sites. If I link to the existing login.aspx page, it shows the link to logout but it also contains the reset my password options which I do not want display.

The public page "out of the box" has a logon and logout link. Is there an easy way to add it to an eCM 5.1 Template Gallery site?

Frequently, customers have a previous website where they have logins and passwords they would like to preserve in a new iMIS based website.

The following is sample Coldfusion code on how to access the new i15 MembershipWebService and user the RegisterWebUser method to load logins and passwords into iMIS in bulk.

This can also be modifled to replace the Generate Logins functionality of e-SEries by pre assigning logins and passwords based on a formula.

Attached is a document with specifics on how to use the iMIS15 MembershipWebService to login a user from a third party site.

Please comment with any errors, omissions or additions you may have.

80% of the development of this process was done with the help of Eric Means.

Thanks,

Mike

A regular user can be more productive with their daily tasks if they see only what they need to see in their iMIS system.

iMIS provides you with a number of ways to implement a tailored desktop for each user. Including security levels, access keywords, tabs (both those displayed and the order they display in), a custom tab, and the HTML framework.

Spend a couple of hours and see how you can give your users a more tailored work environment. Review all security levels, access keywords, create or update your custom tab, train users on how to customize their own tabs, and consider changes to the HTML framework.